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"Seal Brand" is never sold in bulk -- only in 1 and 2 pound sealed tins. At all grocers, 109 | CHASE & SANBORN, M & SANBORN, Montreal. HER Engines from 1 1-2 to 20 H.P. Selby & Youlden, Ltd. Ontario Bt. HIGHEST GRADES, GASCLINE, COAL OIL, LUBRICATING FLOOR OIL, GREASE, ETC. | PROMPT DELIVERY, WwW. F. KELLY Toye's Building, OILS, Clarence and Ontario Strest. Cider Pure and Sweet. Fresh Oysters Coast Sealed, Get then COUPER'S 241-3 Princess St. Prompt Delivery. at D. "Phone, 76; Hepler em lepeitm tet detepeleleleleie COAL! The kind you are looking tor is the kind we sell; . SCRANTON Ooal 1s good coal and we guar. antes prompt delivery, 'Phone, Booth & Co. FOOT WEST STREET. RISE OF THE United EmpireLoyalists An Informing Sketch of Ameri. can History, Valuable for Librar- ies and Research. By VISCOUNT DE FRONSAC. Price, 50e. Address British Whig, Kingston. THE FRONTENAC LOANAND INVESTMENT SOCIETY ESTABLISHED, 1883, President--Sir Richard Cart Money issued on Olity and Farm riles. Municipal and Oounty ures. Mortgages purchased: received and interest allowed 5. C, McGill, Manag ar Marence atraats ht o Deben- Deposite Director, M. P, KEYS Antiseptic Barber Shop Matr Dressing and Shaving parlor, ftiree Chair Quick Service, Your pat voage solicitedy 336 KING STREET Next Door to Wade's Drug Stores WM. MURRAY, Auctioneer | Furniture Sales given special at- i . inty Sales of Farms, . ve been my specialty | ng years. - I! farmers want 5 bo high dollar, get my services i MAREET SQUARE: | Re ------ OUR ROOSTER BRAND OF TOBACCO Bmoking and sents a pound, Chewing at forty-five is a good tobacco: Why Andrew Masioan, PHYSICIAN ADVISED Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's | Vegetable Compound Columbus, Ohio. --*"I have taken | Lydia E. Pinkham' 8 Vegetable Com- | pound during; change of life. M¥ doctor told me It! was good, and since taking it I feel so gmuch better that I can do all my work think Lydia E. 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Pink'iam's Vegetable Compound. fp ff ET et EVERYBODY Has stoves to sell, but nobody can give that value that we can: We have all kinds, cheap for cash. We have all kinds of House Fur- . nishings, from the lowest grades to the most beautiful Antique Furniture. : Don't fail to come and see our stock before you buy elsewhere. I.. Lesses, Cor. Princess and Chatham Sts. Kingston. Ont. ® Aull fetiinleiloinloiridial Troubled With | Backache For Years. Now Completely Cured by the Use of | Doan's Kidney Pills. Thousands of women suffer untold misery every day with aching backs that | wally have no business to ache. Backache is simply a warning from the kidneys and should be attended to immediatel terrible ling from kidney troubles. Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you in the same way they have cured thousands | of others, and they cure to stay cured. Mrs. W. C. Doerr, 13 Brighton St. London, Ont., writes:--*"It is with pleasure that I thank: you for the good your Doan's Kidney Pills have done me. Have been troubled with backache for ! rears. Nc thing helped me until a friend | wrought me a box of your Kidney Pills. [ began to take them and took four boxes, feel as good as I used to before taken sick. am positive Doan's Kidney advise all kidney sufferers to give them a fair tonal." Price at all dealers or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milbura Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. pay elghiv-ive cents; Datario & Whe ordering specify " Doan's," 1 tarday afternoon, winning by 31 #80 as to avoid years of | and am glad to say that I am cured en- | tirely and can do all my own work and | Pills are all you claim them to be, and 1 30 cents per box or 3 for $1.28 | find "Dog" Roller to win the wrest THIRTY ONE 1 10 NINE Was: HOW "QUEEN'S BEAT. | OTTAWA COLLEGE | { Elliott Had to Retire Before Half | Was Buled Off, Queen's eas ly disposed" of College in the last of the senior tercollegiate rugby matches at university athletic grounds on In- the | Sa- | to] 9. Had Elliott, Queen's outside wing, not been forced to retire before half | time the score would have been wuch larger. Elliott had a bad arm | and kuee, but played a great game | {while he lasted. Dickson replaced him | and made the most sensational per | formance of the aftermoon in the | third quarter when he caught the | ball from Chartrand, one of Ottawa's halves, as he charged him, without giving "him | [required yards, Chartrand was | | knocked off his pins by the punch he received = between the eyes and arose in 'a dazed condition amid great | {laughter. The thing was so open | land so quickly done that it was ta kerr in good part by everybody but | the referee, who couldn't see the funny side of it, and sent Dickson of 'for ten minutes, and at the same time penalized Ottawa for Chartrand's violation. McLeish, of Queen's, and Dubois, of Ottawa, both scrimmagers, 'retired through injuries in the lass quarter, and were replaced:-by hin {selln and Lacey respectively. i | Till three quarter time the game | iwas all Queen's, the Presbyterians lite breaking through Ottawa con- tinually, while the kicking of Wil linmse, the running of Campbell and | ithe bucking of Moxly made the visi-| tors look like intermediates. At! quarter time Queen's led by 16 to © and it looked as if the locals were good for 100, In Uttawa got a touch, while score was only seven. In the third] quarter Queen's scored vcight to] Ottawa's nothing. In the last quarter | it was alb Ottawa, the visitors keep- ing the play right down in Queen's territory and scoring four points to| Queen's nothing. Queen's had game won and didn't seem to care| about exerting themselves. However, | Ottawa's line was playing aggressive v, and Quilty and Chartrand were |sending the ball to Queen's line re- peatedly, making "Marty"' Walsh very uneasy, as he had bet a ten-| spot that ° Queen's would triple Ot-| tawa's score, and he won it by the] narrowest margin. Quarter-Back Moxley ble for about half of Queen's as he made two touches and passed short to Campbell at Ottawa's line for another. McKay and Smith also made touches. Only one of the five was converted, Queen's being weak in place-kicking. Williams kicked for four singles and Leckie for ome. | Contray made Ottawa's touch-down ion a buck over. Gilkigan and Char- franil™éach "Kicked rouges and' on a jong kick by Quilty to Queen's lin Dickson ! was carried over for a sale Queen's was responsi- | score, P Yi he there being day was fine for. the game, only a breath of a |brecze. About a thousand spectators were present. The teams: Ottawa College--Contray, Compay, Quilty, full back; Chartrand, halves, Muzante, quarter; Loftus, Dubois, Ken- nedy, scrimmage; Pfotal, Fould, in- side wings; Smith, Greer, middle wings: Gilligan, Belanger, outside | wings. Queen' s--Williams, { Leckie, Campbell, quarter; Mcl eish, scrimmage; Lloyd, 8 {wings; McKay, Smith, Elliott, Referee, "Dr. wmpire, George ston. full back; halves; Moran, Moxley, Overend, Clarke, Gallagher, * inside Erskine, middle wings; outside wings. Etherington, Richardson, Queen's; King- Saturday's Rugby Scores. Toronto afternoon by they meet interprovincial cham- Hamilton Tigers defeated Argonauts on Saturday {14 to 4. Next Saturday [Ottawas for the -- | pionship - McGill beat Varsity 11 to 9, but hali-back, Gall, Yale defeated at New Haven. Parkdale won the senior O.R.F.U game at Toronto from Peterboro by 10 to 9. in Montreal 'by "Varsity's star centre was not playing. Princeton by 17 to 0 | i --p-- | Queen's Was Second. Rac Saturday, "Varsity Queen 8 second, 'and McGill | third. The distance was seventeen miles. Owing to a misunderstanding {Queen's sent only four men and this {militated against their chances. Watts, Toronto, was the first man home, 11 minutes, 49 seconds. Tn the Intercollegiate Harrier at Montreal, {was first, on of i Ottawa Collegiate Won. | "On Saturday afternoon the King- ston' eolleginte team was defeated at ithe university athletic grounds, 7 lpoints to 5, by the Oftawa team. This is the first time in six games with Ottawa that the local collegiate {boys have been defeated. The game in |itawa about a month ago resulted a tie, each team securing five (points The game was very close, and {the large crowd present weve greatly [pleased with the way the youngsters played ball. The locals may try to arrange anather game in Ottawa, Sporting Notes. Gotoh has declined Jeffries' offer to train with him. Fitzsimmons will train gboard ship { for his fight with Squires. 'Jack' Winchester. has signed to play goal for the Edmonton hockey team. i. The big international amais tathon is to be on Nov. &th. Owing ur mar- run at Yonkers, N.Y. to political and military troubles, there will be no Olympic | games in Athens next year. Fitzherbert, was the most successful running horse : on the American. turf | during the season just closed. It+is cortain the M. A. A. A. would not give ""Chauces'" Elliott permis {sion to conch ithe Hamilton Tigers. "Our backs will' play rings argund the Tigers when they ' next meet says Coach Clancy, of the Otiawas Hundreds of Séattle people are back- moi from Frank Gotch. { the world, has decided La | merely playing off tho tie for the gate rrp {favor among the olubs. Ottawa who bretiks i ponded for five ball, player has gone. bmay bo a better punter than ** | Williams, jof the Ottawa captuin, cal moments. a long kick and punched |, the second quarter | the |: Walker, champion sprinter of to 'Temain in He will ke att Monehes- WE ¢ » Toronto Sie «The Ottawas will be Engl and. res They! bavea't chance to a Tho 0. of does not find much age In' the™ fulfgre w the bascball player contract will be sus veges from organized hic usefulness ¢s a or until Ottawa ~%Ben' Simpson Jack' headwork is more at criti Uitizen but hi lacks the and air" liable to go "yp in the WHIG'S FASHION HINT. | SE ..o} Q)b|'os © Pate Copsright br Renting Kaclosive Copyright Kew Tork thm Jet embroidered chiffon dinner gown RT. REV. JOHN RICHARDSON, D.D Bishop of Fredericton; who bheliéves in absolute enforeement of the church and anti-diverce : Laws, -------------------- The one-half per cent. of the globe; the per cent., and the per cent. Nyal's Pimple is sold in Kingston Cross Drug Store No less than fifty-iour royal in. covers forty and of the water surface Atlantic twenty-one Antarctic nineteen Pacific ove and Blackhead Lotion at GL Red ibson's H. A. amcodments to redace i Time--Dickson Chastised Chart- | ge age of the jun'er sérics from 20 to rand For Charging Him and | 19 years Soap is in constant use today. amazing preference. We have been soap makers 44 years. No expense is spared / in . procuring materials. The purity of our olive oil is proved by our own chemist's test. We import our own cocoanut oil from Ceylon. Otto of Roses, that costs us six dollars an ounce, lends delicate fra- grance. To this we add just sufficient boracic acid to soothe and heal the delicate tissues. Each cake of takes twenty-one days in the making--200 people have part init. It comes to you as firm and seasoned as if it had been on your shelf six months. It will wear to a wafer. If you wish a beautiful skin--soft and free from roughness and chaps--get Taylor's Infants' Delight Soap, today. Cents a Cake At all Dealers John Taylor & Co., Ltd. Toronto rr 7) IRR OTR : E> an BIRR NER es The best biscuits for the little folks ® a0 ® * Christie Zoo Biscuits The name * Christie" is an abso- lute guarantee of biscuit purity and perfection. Zoo biscuits are our latest sweet line. The line embraces 26 letters of the alphabet and each biscuit is embossed with the figure of a well-known animal. Every ingredient entering into these biscuits i is of high-grade table quality--nothing less would sustain Christie reputation. Mothers should insist on the Christie Zo Se when buying biscuits for the children. Besides being entertaining and instructive for the little folks they are a wholesome and delicious food. You buy Christie Biscuits because of their known purity and lasting goodness. Why not buy Christie Zoo Biscuits for the children? They are just as delicious and nutritious as we know how to make biscuits, Sold by all Grocers Miristie, BROWN & CO., LIMITED, + 2% dences, including shooting boxes, are maintained by the German emperor. Miss Lina Abarbanell is to star with her own company in a new light op era. Are You Using An Qily Liniment ? Beware of Any Thick, Greasy lLiai- ment That Contains Acids and Strong Ammonia. dor womld think of preserib- thick ammonia liniment they can't penetrate and in conse easy, I i INVICTUS SHOES Stylish, comfortable, In Box Calf, Vici Pat. Colt, Tan. Kid, Gun Metal. Nut Brown ard For Men quence are unable to reach the source of pain. The best liniméht for house hold use "Nerviline"? which is sold un ler positive fruarantee to cure Nerviline is to cause it is immensely other liniments, because it 18 more pereirating, because it relieves the congested condition that exeites pain, because it restores circulation of the part. Now you understand why one person in three throughout the Do- minion - of Canada uses Nerviline These people have tested it: know how good it is, hundred and one minor afflict us at odd times they found Nerviline always cured. Nerviline is in absolute antidote te pain, power- ful, soothing, and certain. in -i AC Nerviline is ine rédy for pain found Not an a or pain Nerviline does not cure. I'ry Nerviline for neuralgia, why sciatica, lumbago, stiffness, héumatism--wherever there is or pain, on Nerviline and be "cured. Refnse anything of. | you 'nstead of Nerviline, large bottles, five for $I. All dealers. 9, Wood's Fhe Great t ones and invigorates Nervous Kyst Sankey Blood in old Veins. £ Cures Nery ee Debility, Mental and BF orry, Des audency, Sexual Weakurss, Frias Bw atorrhoa, and Fifects of 4b or Flecesse ice $1 pe r box, six jor$s Une vill please. s Mc ure. Said by all drug gi ity ve mailed 1 Iain plig. ou receipt of 55S 2 A Wie pe satled Fo re Ohi is sure cure pain be- ailments that » anvwhere es vou H fered Be. rub > pain | stronger than | stimably the finest re-| in the world. | that head- | fore- |" $1, 4.50,. 500 and 5.50. For Women £3.75, 4.00 and 4 50. | A | } | i . SOR THE SAWYER SHOE STORE, AGENT. They | bécause in the | L DINING ROOM FURMITURE THIS WEEK Buffets and China Closets and Extension Tables and H SE{ EE] [cather Seated Dining Chairs. | WIE CRY COUCHES, [ORS eae al Fancy Shades of Tapestry | Reler wi ges 2nd Leather Couches. : w | i "PARLOR SETTS, Fancy Three- Piece Mahog- any Patlor Setts and Odd Chairs. JAMES REID, Phone 137. ! 3 wens 700 Pan. GOING masta FE © EAR . {fiE. = iE 19 Local .....: > - 738 Trains 1.2.8.4.6,6,7 and 8 run daily, other trains daily, except Sunday. . Through Pulimans to and hom Ottawa via Brockville daily, on trains 2 and 5. Pullman accommodation roseryed in ad- vance and all other isformation furnish- od on application to J. BP. HANEY, Agen N 2 PEmB NG AILWAY IN CONNECTION WITH Trains Leave Kingston a, i For Ottawa, Mon~ a Qheper, St denn, N.B., Halifax. Toronto, on The Leading Undertaker Chi Denver, Bauit Ste. Duluth, 0, Marie, (ES Vancouver, Sea and Take, Franacisco. a4 Sharbot with U.P.R. Bast and West. cogaeeting Mixed--For Rentrew, and In- termediate points--Monday, ednesday and he fers leaving Kingston at 12.0% p.m. ve fn Ottawa at O pan. ; 4. pam. ; Toronto, 6.556 pa. 3 Montreal, 7.05 p.m.; Boston, 7.30 amg St. John, 12.00 noon, KINGSTON--OTTAWA Leave Kitgston, 12.01 p.m. arrive Uttawa, 1daye 0 ory 10.45 a.m., arrive King ston Full parficuiars at K. & P. apd O. Py O . R. Ticket ® P. UONWAY., Gen. Pass Agent Sty BAY oF oF JUINTE RAILWAY. union station, Ontaria gy ( Sunday » d af ints north gr Bore - Bannock cine on Denti pments via Bax Lf furthef particus ICKSON, Agent, HEAD OF QUEEN STREPT. Highed [duxation at Lowest Cost" th Sixth Jour Fall Term 80th; Courses in raphy. we vil Series a: and English. Su ignites hort time. 'oves over secured positions with one Way corpora Oall or write H. F. MET Storage Batteries, Spark Plugs, Carburetors, Etc TRY OUR DRY BATTERIES Torabul Electrical Mig. Co. Asphalt Roofing "Gravel and Sand Surfaced P. Walsh, Barrack St., Kingston "Sale of Wall Paper Starts Oct: 1st, last chance to buy Border by the roll. FRASER'S, 78 William FLORIST. Say, call and ses our Mums and-Ferna at the Conservatories, Johnston Bt., and Store, King St. Order early. = WAH ys LAUNDRY RENOVED pron Ss Olarence Rts to windy a he Pauline Frederick, who is playing in "The Dollar Mark" . company, was married Iately to a New York archi. tect. ihe Chicago' and .AMon railroad is {testing automatic stokers on thirty, Peter-